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Our odds calculator is perfect for showing you how to calculate potential winnings for all types of sport wagers. It indicates how much you will win based on the odds and total wagered. That way, you’ll know the exact amount you would win prior to placing any picks at your favorite sportsbook.
Below is an explanation on how to bet on sports by using our betting odds calculator to get all the data you need to make the right wagers!
Step 1:
Enter your odds. Our calculator supports all major formats:
Most betting sites offer each odds option. It’s entirely up to you which type you prefer. We use the American style here at Odds Shark.
Step 2:
Enter the amount of money you wish to bet. Our calculator will take care of the rest. You’ll see how much money you’ll win, and the total payout you’d receive. We set the bet amount to $100, but you can enter any amount you want as long as your bankroll can handle it.
There are three methods of stating odds that most bookmakers and websites support. Implied Probability is also useful when evaluating a bet or checking how likely an outcome is.
Positive Figures (+): The odds state the winnings on a $100 bet. Ex: American odds of +120 would win $120 on a $100 bet.
Negative Figures (-): The odds indicate how much must be bet to win $100 profit. Ex: American odds of -120 would win $100 on a $120 bet.
Decimals quote the potential return should the bet succeed, relative to the stake. If $10 is bet at odds of 4, the total returned is $40 ($10 x 4) and the potential profit is $30 ($10 x 4 minus the $10 stake).
Used mostly in the United Kingdom and Ireland, fractions quote the potential profit should the bet succeed, relative to the stake. If $10 is bet at odds of 3/1, the potential profit is $30 ($10 x 3) and the total returned is $40 ($30 plus the $10 stake).
Odds correlate to probability. A 4/1 bet is expected to win one in every five attempts, therefore the probability is 20%.
The moneyline is one of the most common bets. This is a straight-up bet. All you need to do is pick the winning team.
Let’s say you want to bet on an NBA game. The odds would look something like this:
If you want to wager $100 on the Knicks to win, you would type -120 in the American Odds section and 100 in the Bet Amount ($) section. You’ll see that you’d get a payout of $183.33. You would get your initial $100 back plus your winnings of $83.33.
If you bet $100 on the Celtics, you would type +100 (EVEN) in the American Odds section and 100 in the Bet Amount ($) section. You’ll see that you’d get a payout of $200.00. You would get your initial $100 back plus your winnings of $100.
Totals or OVER/UNDER betting is when you wager on the combined score of the two teams competing in any given game, and whether the total will be OVER or UNDER the sportsbook’s prediction.
The amount that is set by the oddsmakers is based on how they foresee a game unfolding from a scoring perspective.
At betting sites, Totals bets would look something like this:
You would type -110 in the American Odds section to see how much you’d win based on the amount wagered. If you believe the combined score for both teams will be 105 points or more, you would bet the OVER. If you think the combined score for both teams will be 104 points or less, you would bet the UNDER.
For point spread bets, the oddsmaker adjusts the line so that the underdog gets an advantage.
You would enter -115 in the American Odds section if you believe Boston will cover or enter -105 in the American Odds section if you think New York will cover.
If you bet on the Knicks, then they would have to win by four points or more. If you bet on the Celtics, they would need to win outright or lose by three points or less for you to win your bet.
Prop betting is a wager based on occurrences or non-occurrences during a game or season. These incidents may not correlate with the outcome of a game or even the final score unlike point spreads, totals or straight-up bets.
Props are what we call novelty bets because they can consist of individual player or team milestones, and will appear like so at betting sites:
In this player prop, you’re betting on the number of points that James Harden will score in a game. You can bet OVER or UNDER the oddsmaker’s line of 30.5 points for The Beard.
If you bet OVER 30.5 and Harden scores 31 or more points, then your bet wins. If he doesn’t, it loses.
If you bet UNDER 30.5 and Harden scores 30 points or less, your bet wins. If he scores more, your bet loses.
The futures wager is ideal if you’re looking to make long-term bets. You would pick the team below you believe is going to hoist the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy, and enter their odds in the American Odds section.
Our odds calculator can compute just about everything, including live betting. Live betting lets you wager while the game is going on, for instance to bet on who will score next. However, parlays (more than one bet on a ticket) have a separate betting calculator for more intricate wagers, which allows you to input the odds for each leg of your parlay to quickly calculate the payout of your bet.
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Best Sports Betting Odds Calculator and Converter
The sports betting odds calculator allows you to convert betting odds across American and Decimal odds. The odds calculator will also tell you the equivalent implied probability of winning as well as return and profit given a bet amount. Fields with a yellow background are editable.
The sports betting calculator above allows you to see various outputs such as decimal odds, implied win probability, amount returned on a bet (or “payout”), and bet profit.
The yellow fields above are input cells. All you need to enter are the American odds of a bet (either by using the slider or entering the value in the field) and the bet amount.
You can use the odds calculator a few different ways:
The betting odds calculator will work for all types of bets: point spread, moneyline, total, or props. For any bet that has a handicap value set (ex: a point spread of -6, total of 43, etc.), you can ignore that part and simply enter the odds associated with that bet.
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Take for example the following matchup and associated moneyline odds to win the game:
Minnesota Vikings (+260) at San Francisco 49ers (-330)
I have bolded the moneyline odds to make it obvious what we are looking for. If you wanted to place a $10 bet on the San Francisco 49ers at -330, you could enter -330 in the odds calculator above.
You would see the following information as a result. Odds of -330:
Let’s say you wanted to bet a different market on the same game. Using the Vikings/49ers example, we have the following markets:
Point Spread: Vikings +7 (-110) at 49ers -7 (-110)
Total: Over 44.5 (-120), Under 44.5 (+105)
Prop: Kirk Cousins TD Passes: Over 2.5 (+165), Under 2.5 (-190)
I have highlighted the actual odds you would enter for any of the given markets. Despite each example above representing a different bet, they all have odds that you can enter into the calculator.
The odds calculator will also tell you the implied probability of winning a given set of odds.
You can also check out our implied win probability to odds calculator if you want to take a win percentage and translate it to American or Decimal odds.
Using the previous example, American odds of -330 represents a 76.7% implied win probability.
Knowing the implied odds of a bet is extremely useful if you are doing your own modeling. If you have a model that says the San Francisco 49ers have a 79% chance to win the game, you could compare that to the implied win probability to see how it compares.
While most models are unlikely to be sharper than the market number, it is a useful comparison point to see how your “number” compares to the market. Using odds calculators are a good way to check how your numbers stack up.
Calculating betting odds will depend on which odds format you used to place your bet: American, Decimal, or Fractional odds. Most bettors in the United States will use American odds. Each odds format represents the same thing: the percent chance of winning.
To calculate this percentage, convert odds from American to Decimal. Then take 1/Decimal odds to calculate the implied chance of winning. You can also calculate the bets payout, profit, and more.
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